Wyoming Wildlife Collection

Grizzly Bear 399 and her three cubs of 2008 walking through the snow along the Snake River. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Grizzly Bear 399 walking through a meadow below Teewinot. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Mule deer buck staring at the camera, Colorado, USA
Mule deer buck (Odocoileus hemionus) with large antlers standing in a field of brush staring at the camera; Colorado, United States of America

Grizzly Bear TOM 595 Cubs playing (wrestling) in spring near Yellowstone (Greater Yellowstone ecosystem)
TOM-595 Grizzly BEAR - cubs playing / wrestling in Spring near Yellowstone (Greater Yellowstone ecosystem), Wyoming

American Beaver TOM 609 Diving underwater transporting limb back to lodge area for winter food - Wyoming This is one of
TOM-609 American BEAVER - carrying wood back to lodge for winter food Wyoming, USA Castor canadensis This is one of many canals the beaver has dug

American Bison - cows with very young calves trudge across snow covered grasslands in early spring
TOM-1653 American Bison - cows with very young calves trudge across snow covered grasslands in early spring Yellowstone National Park - Western USA Bison bison Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that

American Bison - cow with very young calf trudge across snow covered grasslands in early spring - Yellowstone National
TOM-1652 American Bison - cow with very young calf trudge across snow covered grasslands in early spring Yellowstone National Park - Western USA Bison bison Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints

River Otter - eating small fish it has caught. Snake River, Wyoming, USA. MO345
TOM-1165 River Otter - eating small fish it has caught. Snake River, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA

Barrow's Goldeneye duck pair BD632
TOM-938 Barrow's Goldeneye duck pair Grand Teton National Park

Blue Grouse - male. Western U. S. spring. bg389
TOM-922 Blue Grouse - male. Yellowstone National Park, Rocky Mountains, Western USA. May

Blue Grouse - male performing spring mating display (hooting). Western U. S. spring. bg388
TOM-917 Blue Grouse - male performing spring mating display (hooting). Yellowstone National Park, Rocky Mountains, Western USA, spring

Grizzly bear mother and cubs on road - Greater Yellowstone area, Wyoming. MA2125
TOM-1473 Grizzly bear mother and cubs on road Greater Yellowstone area, Wyoming

BLACK BEAR - mother with young cub. Wyoming - Western U. S. May. MA1939
TOM-1463 BLACK BEAR - mother with young cub Yellowstone National Park - Wyoming - Western U.S. May

River Otter - playing with fish it will eventually eat. Snake River, Wyoming, USA. MO336
TOM-1382 River Otter - playing with fish it will eventually eat Snake River, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Beaver - eating bark off the underside tree it has cut down, winter. MT306
TOM-1197 Beaver - eating bark off the underside tree it has cut down, winter

Beaver - hauling branch back to winter food cache
TOM-1049 Beaver - hauling branch back to winter food cache. Autumn

Yellow-rumped / Audubon's Warbler Wyoming, USA May. After late spring snow. B6740
TOM-1026 Yellow-rumped / Audubon's Warbler Wyoming, USA May. After late spring snow

Alaskan Moose - bull Grand Teton National, Park Wyoming, USA. Mm301
TOM-1412 Alaskan Moose - bull Grand Teton National, Park Wyoming, USA

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"Discover the Untamed Beauty of Wyoming Wildlife" Wyoming, a state known for its breathtaking landscapes and rugged wilderness, is also home to a diverse array of wildlife. From majestic Mule deer bucks to playful Grizzly bear cubs, this region boasts an abundance of fascinating creatures that capture the essence of nature's wonders. In Colorado, USA, a Mule deer buck stands tall as it locks eyes with the camera. Its piercing gaze reflects both strength and grace, showcasing the resilience of these magnificent animals in their natural habitat. Meanwhile, in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem of Wyoming, Grizzly bear TOM 595 and her adorable cubs engage in a lively wrestling match during springtime. The sight of these playful interactions reminds us of the importance of preserving their fragile environment for future generations. Venturing underwater, we encounter an industrious American Beaver TOM 609 diligently transporting limbs back to its lodge area for winter food storage. These canals serve as evidence of their resourcefulness as they cut down trees to sustain themselves throughout harsh winters. As snow blankets Yellowstone National Park's grasslands in early spring, American Bison cows gracefully trudge across this wintry landscape alongside their young calves. This heartwarming scene symbolizes new beginnings and resilience against adversity. The Snake River becomes witness to another remarkable creature—the River Otter MO345—feasting on small fish it has skillfully caught. This agile swimmer exemplifies nature's perfect balance between predator and prey within Wyoming's waterways. Taking flight above tranquil waters are Barrow's Goldeneye duck pair BD632—a striking duo that adds vibrant colors to Wyoming's scenic beauty. Their presence serves as a reminder that even amidst vast expanses of untouched wilderness lies hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. During Western U. S. 's spring season, male Blue Grouse bg389 performs an enchanting mating display through hooting calls—an extraordinary spectacle that showcases nature's artistry at its finest. These captivating rituals echo throughout the Western U. S.